Patent Math (David Healey) looks at some recent disqualification cases in patent law.
Bloomberg: Lynne Stewart's appeal of her 10-year jail sentence was heard yesterday. Stewart argued that she was being punished for exercising her free speech rights.
ABA Journal: Howrey trustee needs a plan to manage huge collection of client files.
Thomson Reuters: "Lawsuits against law schools weak: legal ed experts" Further down in the article are some insightful comments from Douglas Rush and Mark Gergen, both law professors.
Texas Tribune has an interesting story about a one-man operation that generates challenges to race-conscious policies. “I find the plaintiff, I find the lawyer, and I put them together, and then I worry about it for four years,” [Edward Blum] said. Blum's recent case is the challenge to affirmative action at the University of Texas, which has been taken up by the SCOTUS.
Lawfare looks at the recent ruling on the screening of mail and other attorney client communications between detainees and their lawyers.
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